Privacy computing project ZAMA has announced its token sale plan, utilizing a multi-channel sales approach for this fundraising round. According to the latest news, the valuation (FDV) set for this round of token sales is $55 million, which remains quite competitive in the current fundraising environment.
Interestingly, ZAMA has chosen two sales channels to advance this project. On one hand, it conducts a public sale through a well-known financing platform; on the other hand, it has also built its own auction application, allowing investors to participate directly. This dual-track financing strategy reflects the project's emphasis on channel diversification—leveraging the traffic and endorsement of established platforms while maintaining autonomy and direct engagement with the community.
In the context of the accelerating pace of Web3 fundraising, ZAMA's move has also attracted market attention. The topics of privacy and compliance continue to gain popularity in the crypto ecosystem. As a representative project in this area, ZAMA's fundraising progress may offer some insights into the future development of the entire track. Friends interested in investing in such projects are encouraged to pay attention to the specific sale dates and participation rules.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 8h ago
Dual-track financing is nothing new; the key is whether it can boost the market later. Can the privacy sector take off this time?
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GovernancePretender
· 14h ago
The 55 million valuation is indeed not expensive. The privacy sector is getting a bit hot right now.
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memecoin_therapy
· 14h ago
Estimated at 55 million, is privacy computing about to rise again? Looking forward to this wave
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SchrödingersNode
· 14h ago
Valued at 55 million, the price is indeed reasonable, but I'm worried it might be another scam to fleece investors.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 14h ago
55 million FDV, this price is indeed quite competitive. The privacy track has heated up in the past two years, and ZAMA has come at a good time.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 14h ago
Yo, the privacy track is starting to raise funds, and a valuation of 55 million FDV is quite reasonable.
Privacy computing project ZAMA has announced its token sale plan, utilizing a multi-channel sales approach for this fundraising round. According to the latest news, the valuation (FDV) set for this round of token sales is $55 million, which remains quite competitive in the current fundraising environment.
Interestingly, ZAMA has chosen two sales channels to advance this project. On one hand, it conducts a public sale through a well-known financing platform; on the other hand, it has also built its own auction application, allowing investors to participate directly. This dual-track financing strategy reflects the project's emphasis on channel diversification—leveraging the traffic and endorsement of established platforms while maintaining autonomy and direct engagement with the community.
In the context of the accelerating pace of Web3 fundraising, ZAMA's move has also attracted market attention. The topics of privacy and compliance continue to gain popularity in the crypto ecosystem. As a representative project in this area, ZAMA's fundraising progress may offer some insights into the future development of the entire track. Friends interested in investing in such projects are encouraged to pay attention to the specific sale dates and participation rules.